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My new script problem
HI,just tried the new updated script and got this
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Whats this message mean and is there any way to fix it,if it can't be fixed do you recommend using 2.08 on this movie instead Thanx |
i got that today also with the new script. I uninstalled AVS 2.52 and re-installed it and everything is fine now.
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try poting your script for ppl to see and maybe someone will spot something in it.
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@ bigggt..
I've ben fighting this bug too, and all day. Actually, it was when I tried Jelly's recommend of the DctFilter(1,1,1,1,1,.5,.5,0) filter. * DCTFilter a Winner? When I first started using it at the same SourceRange in TMPG, I would get this error message. Then, I put the filter at the bottom, as Jelly had suggested, and so far, I hadn't gotten the error. My source was "Ice Age", first chapter. And, it didn't matter "where" in the source I was, it would happen whenever, OR, it would freeze at some point in the source, THOUGH, the encode would complete w/ remaining blackness. So, I would recommned that you try "re-orienting" your filters to see which one might be causing the issue. It's prob. something that was dormant and is only now showing up when things start to get better :wink: If that help at all.. good luck. -vhelp |
Thanx Guys,tried uninstalling and reinstalling but didn't work :cry:
The script i used is just the optimal script(after reading my post it makes it look like its my script but i meant it to mean my problem :D ) Anyway here it is Quote:
when i get a few free minutes i'm going to look into messing aroud with the filters(don't really have a clue what i'm doing :oops: ) Thanx agian Tom |
@ bigggt..
I took a wild guess, cause I had some chaotic symtoms w/ this: Code:
GripBorders() under the GripSize().. at least, this solved one issue I had, and it worked fine again. See below for where to move gripborders(). Code:
GripCrop(480, 480, overscan=1, source_anamorphic=false) As for the DctFilter(1,1,1,1,1,.5,.5,0) issue... I was just trying it out. It had nothing to do w/ my crashes. I wasn't having any.. until I started using the DctFilter(1,1,1,1,1,.5,.5,0) in the wrong place. And that is why I was suggesting to you to "re-orient" some functions to see if they stop your errors. Sorry if I misslead you. Hope that works. -vhelp |
@ vhelp
Moving the gripborders gave me the same error :( but i apprecaite the effort :) ,the thing that bothers me is when it works on certain sources but not others.I read every day on how people here are having so many problems with certain issues and I am just so glad i haven't had any prolems (until this one)because i really have no idea on how to fix them :D On a side note i would like to thank all the people here that have helped me out and continue testing all these new things so people like me can just copy and paste and get great encodes :D |
@ bigggt..
Yes, I'm having simillar issues to, w/ different sources. I was just testing the Movie "Dogma" and every so often it: * it stops on an error like yours, or * encodes some frames, and then the remaining is either black, or * encodes the whole source, but when I play it in PDVD v3.0, it stops at ...a point. Mind you, I'm encoding to an .m2v file vs. .mpg file. So, we're having our share of issues too. But, we're all working to find the causes and remedies. Well, I'm trying to anyways.. though I'm exhausted from all this. I need a break. Anyways.. my system is acting sluggish, so I'm about to reboot in hopes that things just got too :screwy: hehe.. Well, have a remaining good weekend in any event. -vhelp |
@ bigggt..
I've just finished doing some more testings. I've REM out all the script code and played only the .d2v source file and frameserved it to TMPG. Guess what, I'm still frozzen :screwy: So, it doesn't look like it's the MA script after all. some possibilities of what it might be is: * READAVS.DLL (maybe a version thing) * AVIsynth v2.52 (finally catching up to us) Those are the only two things I narrowed it down to. I've never had this issue (AFAIK) and up till now, I'm having them. So, its gotta be one of the above. Do an experiment... Feed an .d2v file directly into TMPG. If it encodes fine, then its something to do w/ one of the above. Take it easy. I'm pooped. -vhelp |
@ vhelp
I know what you mean buddy it can get quite exhausting trying to figure out problems doing encode after encode. Its best to take a break after a while :) ,you have a great weekend and let us know if you get it figured out. |
@ bigggt..
Thanks pal. I'm doing one more project for Jellygoose before I finally sign off for a while. Got some chores to do an dinner and other stuff.. Hay, have you checked out the latest script yet ?? I just noticed a change, and I didn't catch it yet till now. So, I'm running some quick tests.. before I really conk out. -vhelp |
@biggt,
I had the exact same problem as you. What I did was to exchange the GripCrop line to: Quote:
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Thanx Audioslave that worked but now it says my encode is going to take 28 hours 8O
I know my system is very slow but with the old 2.08 script the most ever was 13 hours and this movie i'm doing now is only something like 85 minutes. edit The above resolution was 528x480 which was going to take 28 hours so i just tried it at 352x480 and it is going to take less then 5 hours with the same script ,whats going on 8O edit With the script change(july 1) my 528x480 went from 28 hours to 9 :D |
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